Yellow! One of my favorite colors! I had so many photos to choose from, in the end I chose one that everyone should have in their yard by now..and one for the horse people( I really do like all your horses! ) Check out more yellow at Sunday Stills:)
wow! is that your car?
ReplyDeletelol! A yellow mustang! Clever capture!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love dandelions!
~Lisa
Very nice, we now have a mustang and a ferrari..:-)
ReplyDeleteNice shots! Yay! I love the mustangs! Cool! :D
ReplyDeleteExcellent yellow Mustang!
ReplyDeleteI wish dandelions were not weeds cause I like them!
ReplyDeleteooow someone has a nice car :)
ReplyDeletelovely choices for yellow
great shots and love the perspective on the mustang!
ReplyDeleteLove the car!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Love the mustang, it's my favorite color. :)
ReplyDeleteOh love the stang!!!!!! Good job!
ReplyDeleteLove the vantage point on the mustang shot!
ReplyDeleteSadly it is not my car..mine is red and a Tracker..not even close to a mustang! :)
ReplyDeleteThat mustang is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteGreat minds is right! Love the photos...I used to have a 67 Mustang convertible...you made me think back to those days.
ReplyDeleteFun!
ReplyDeleteI like your car shot, it looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteWell done!!!
ReplyDeleteMy sister has a Mustang that colour! Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteLove the vantage shot of the mustang!
ReplyDeleteVery cool yellow mustang!
ReplyDeleteLovin't the yellow 'stang! And of course, what's a yellow challenge with out dandelions?! ;)
ReplyDeleteI hear you on imagination = possibilities! Got to say that yellow is a high risk car colour, but that Mustang WELL suits it. Don't have Ford Mustangs here in the UK :(
ReplyDeleteThe only thing better than a yellow Mustang is a RED one. I'd ride with ya though ;)
ReplyDeleteLovin' the dandelion shot...great minds think alike! :)
ReplyDeleteYellow does make a pretty mustang. Great shot of that dandeion.
ReplyDeleteGreat, I love both of these! Amazing how unordinary the dandelion can be in photos. I like the angle you caught -- you must have been laying on the ground, hmmm? That's always fun.
ReplyDeleteI used a new (to me) program on the web called Picnik to alter that cowboy photo of my hubby. I did several effects to get that look. I was so busy playing around that I almost didn't document what I did!! :-0 Michelle at One Crafty Mama (in my blog list sidebar) had mentioned the software to me - it's free and it has a premium version too (of course). So far I've just used the free offerings. It's kinda cool. :)